The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 August 1955 — Page 3

PAGE THREE TTESDAT, ATT.T'ST 2S, 19.V5 THE DAILY BAfiKER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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NOIICE TO FARMERS You ;in < ordially invited to plowing demonstration, Friday, August 26,1955 10:00 A. M. to t:(K) P. M. At the HtM farm, three miles East on StilesviUe K<»ad.

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IS FOUND GUILTY

Apparently leep i nthoug’ht, 23-year-old 3gt. James C. Gallagher awaits the v nlict. of a court martial board of eight Anny officers who heard testimony in his New York trial on charges of unpremcditaU d mui der of three fellow prisonei-s of war in a North Korean r-ison camp.

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LADIES AUX. TO V.F.W. WILL ANNOUNCE HIGH SCHOOL ESSA'y CONTEST WINNERS AUGUST 30TH

The three nationally kjiowr civic and patriotic leaders whe will serve as the national judges to select the SI,000 winner anc twenty-three other cash aware and medal winners to be namec on Aug. 30th in the S2.000 2011National Essay Contest for HigI , School Students I Jamils I (sponsored annually by the Ladies Auxiliar\ to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S.A. ir cooperation with the schools and press of the nation) have beer announced bv AUfS. chas. P. the Auxiliary's HOWARD, Chairnum ^3t 1 Pres., Mrs DK l ^ 1 u- t, Th ° S F - H ° 1Z °' Philadelphia. Pa., as being: Mrs Chas. P. Howard of Boston. Mass., former Deputy Administrator and now special advisor 10 the Federal Civil Defense Administrator by Presidential Appointment, chairman; Paul Wamsley, Principal of School 51, Buffalo, N. Y. and originator of “Know 1 our America Week”; and. C. G. Wellington, Executive Editor! The Kansas City Star and civic leader of Winsas City, Missouri. Mrs. Holz in announcing their names and acceptances said:

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won with the ace and fired back. a heart to dummy’s now singe ton i queen. CLUB DEFEATS HIM The king of spades was cashed but when the queen was led Mr. Champion ruffed. Mr. Muzzy overruffed and picked up the remaining trumps. But he still had a club loser and down he went

“You oan relax, partner. Tm only going down one,” mimicked Mr. Champion. If Miss Brash had played this hand she surely would have realized that the chief function of dummy’s heart holding was to furnish an entry to the spade suit after trumps were out. She would have cashed the

ace and king of trump* and then led spades until the ace was knocked out. She could then have won any return and taken three rounds of trumps making sure to win the third round with dummy’s queen. Played this way the hand would have produced four spade tricks, five hearts and a club.

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HERE IS A RADARSCOPE photo of Hurricane Connie over the Bahama islands. It was taken by the U. S. Navy’s hurricane hunter squadron. White line running up is plane's pathway. At center, left, is Connie’s eye. Bright, well-defined areas are the islands. Plane was at 6,000 feet and 200 miles from the islands, f InternationalJ

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